Cazan v. City of Detroit

This is an -appeal from' the department of labor and industry. Plaintiff wak a motor mechanic and had been in the employ of defendant company since 1927 at an average weekly wage of $32. He was employed at the Second avenue garage in Highland Park in the capacity of "tune up” man with duties of tuning the motors and getting the busses ready for the drivers. At 5 a. m., November 2, 1934, plaintiff went to work and was assigned to start coach No. 632 which was a large passenger bus with the motor centrally located between the front and rear wheels. At first plaintiff was unable to start the…